one is that for the united states of america, mr. seifi, the essence of israel's existence is the preservation of israel. no, netanyahu means israel minus netanyahu or plus netanyahu, there is a difference for him. any country that tries, the existence of israel means any government that israel should try to preserve the existence of israel and less damage to the global legitimacy of the united states. the united states of america is the defender of that state, so it is necessary to build a state for the overthrow of the state. america felt threatened in this situation, it really saw that until yesterday , netanyahu was its strategic partner, but today, minus netanyahu, what can he do to preserve the existence of israel, that's why people who were in the war cabinet were present, like bani bani gandes , who from two days ago he resigned in the past, now because of huge differences and. the broad that he had with netanyahu, of course, with the green light of the united states america, in my opinion, america has a calculated and manage

he joined forces with the united fruit company, the united fruit company was a big player on the banana scene, for sure, but really in the tropical produce import business in the united states. when sam's memory links up with the united fruit. united fruit is headquartered in boston, massachusetts, a port city, yes, but far away from the places where bananas were being grown. central america specific. lee costa rica is where united fruit was doing most of their business in the early days. so murray links up with the united fruit and expands the banana business. united fruit's banana business from costa rica to honduras and he starts buying up land across honduras, converting land, farmland. they grew all types of other crops before. too, land that would grow just one crop. bananas. bananas. bananas. under the murray's direction. honduras and costa rica became more or less these two nations became vast banana fields, vast banana plantations, growing little else to support the people who worked there. by 1905, sam had moved united fruit's operations to new orleans. this made total sense.

he was notices in the united states, he was not in the united states when this felony is what they say was, was credit. he did not steal the information. if the dissemination of this information is a crime, then every person where i now stand in the palm of the strategies of the site is on the way to the united states of america. because your printers and you know, that creates a mess of confusions. i didn't want to, i want to place in australia where if i offend the crown, i'm off to read. if i've seen the chinese communist party, most advising, or the strong citizen who has offends a lower in the united states of the north side, unless he's in the united states, when he, when he commits it, and that's the case. that's a, that's a completely different issue. but from what i read and of course we're all very new to this is to a plea deal on a felony. a lot of people are saying that this is a great developments they're celebrating and to a certain extent it is. but we also have to remember that julian, a sons' already paid the price of for, for just being a journalist after over a decad

units. there is a lack of family sized units in san francisco right now. the school district is talking about lower enrollment and lack of enrollment. we don't have family size units. i tell you that as a mother of two, there is not family size units that can fit our families. and so does that mean that you're trying to price out families from the commercial corridors, that we don't have access to commercial corridors? i think that's super important. i mean, we need to be talking about building units that are two units or two bedrooms or more in order to be able to keep families in san francisco. and if we're not talking about that in the larger picture of the housing element, then what are we doing? so i think we need to take a step back. i don't think this should be reviewed today. it should be part of a larger conversation and definitely robust engagement of public participation in the planning of what is going to affect the small, communities like the excelsior. if you're not consulting

the units. units , we have considered plans that we can prevent a unit from becoming inactive, so we want to take action and spend energy now let's do it based on starting these , that's why last year we had more than 300 industrial units that were operating under the capacity of this harm on the agenda, and we reached the appropriate capacities and conditions higher than their previous conditions, which is also it leads to the fact that we are practically like a unit that does not stop overnight and in an instant, this unit usually starts with high capacities , it is pushed to low capacities, and in a place where it can no longer continue operating, it is in a different industrial place. you and your colleagues are located in order to avoid being closed or semi-active yes, we are the same. the reality is that we have to deal with this phenomenon from several aspects. let's solve this problem so that we can prevent a non -stop unit because when the unit is stopped, the cost of starting it becomes a bit more difficult and the cost of starting it also becomes more difficult . we didn't

he was notices in the united states, he was not in the united states when this felony is what they say was, was credit. he did not steal the information. as part of the explain deal though, it could leaks co founder easily expected to return to the he's australian homeland after a final us port hearing and friends were united. the recently re like to the indian prime minister there under moody. he set to visit moscow for a meeting with them and put in the trembling, confirmed preparations for the high level visit tom in full swing. the, the while this is all teach an option of reaching you live for my new center with moscow. i a michael, what you up with the updates that we start with breaking news coming out of the canyon capital, invest our where a conflicted report say about 4 to 8 people had been killed and then thousands injured as riots, rage and nairobi protest as fear as over the tax hikes of storms, the parliament building, setting part of it on fire. now here a video was supposedly showing protest us trying to break into the grounds of their punishment. that moments area and

more advantageous positions were occupied by units of the howling group.t, a total of 75 ukrainian drones, 33 hymers, vampire and alha missiles, as well as a launcher were destroyed in one day installation of the iris t anti-aircraft missile system, made in germany. collectors of the southern group of troops neutralize the administrative territory from which the nationalists were driven out. the roads there are literally crammed with explosives. about important dangerous work in the report by alexey baranov. here we see. literally a meter from the path, a plastic soviet -made anti-tank mine was discovered; it was prepared to be pulled off with a cat and taken to the detonation site. meter by meter, the situation here on the line of combat contact remains alarming, sappers the southern group of troops are now working in the area that the ukrainian military left, behind it was, we cleared a field of mines, hooked it, began to move away, pull, and here in the area i can tell you a lot... pheasants, which this cat was snatched from us, we couldn’t understand w

we are the united nation. yeah. east africa, largest economy, present king and increasingly important role on the global stage. p, a heating regional climate change policies, mediation talks between warring parties in sedan, engaging in international police operations to help stabilize hating. but with increased responsibility has come intense scrutiny. and many question how nairobi will manage to balance its warm relations with both the united states and china to policy seen is increasingly competing for influence on the african continent. and since october 7th can, you should also be in the 4th line to put it's, i'm building into position on gaza. supporting is these 5 and it kind of thing and states while seeking to safeguard its relationship with israel. it position that puts it at odds with many of a countries from the global self. i am particularly grateful to that prime minister. oh my good friend b, b. so we can, you'll be able to schedule these geo political. both lines was convincing its role as a regional

the united states sends a new military package to israel. a team of american advisers lead the zionist war cabinet . at the beginning of this letter, however, the american students decide to stand on the side of the honorable struggle in terms of leadership. you have now formed part of the resistance front and under the brutal pressure of your government, which is clearly from the tyrannical regime. at this front, which wants to stay in the soil and at home despite all the ruins, means the side of these people, where more than 36 thousand innocent civilians have been killed so far, the side where most of the martyrs are women and children. the more they oppress us, the more we resist. for this reason, the leader of the revolution told them that you are standing on the right side of history. the quran's lesson about human relations is that neither oppress nor be oppressed. by learning and following these orders and hundreds of similar ones, the resistance front will advance and achieve victory. the side that in addition. students of famous ar

we make these units. we have considered programs that we can prevent a unit from becoming inactive, so now we want to take action and spend energy to start these, that's why in the last year we have more than 300 industrial units that are under activity capacity we had on the agenda to do this harm, that we reached the appropriate capacities and conditions higher than their previous conditions, which itself leads to the fact that we, practically, as a unit that does not stop overnight and in a moment, this unit usually starts with high capacities. it is pushed to low capacities and in a place where it can no longer continue to operate, there is a place where it stops and starts up. we can say that all our industrial units are located in different industrial towns within reach of you and your colleagues to prevent them from being closed or partially activated, yes, that's how we are the truth. with this phenomenon, we have to approach it from several aspects to be able to solve this problem in order to be

and the indigenous people work like slaves loading united fruit company ships with bananas.f the ambassador. a bomb with the face and smile of us president dwight esenhower. behind him, the archbishop of the catholic church marian rossel i orlyana blesses the aggressors over the bodies of the murdered peasant workers, women and children. it was a glorious victory, as us secretary of state dalis said about the coup in guatemala. the painting itself was considered lost in the world, but it was found only in 2000 in the basement. pushkin museum in russia. mexican artist diego rivera brought this painting to the ussr. he was treated in moscow. he left the painting with us as a gift to the soviets. union, only after almost half a century the picture was released. the cia's first covert operation program - guatemala, is one of the most famous examples, but there are dozens of similar cases. look at the dominican republic, mexico, greece, turkey, italy, south korea, south vietnam, we're talking about countries all over the world, look what happened in places like... as soon as the

on reviving the units, but reactivating these units, we considered plans to prevent a unit from becoming inactive. let's go now and take action and spend energy to start this. that's why last year we had more than 300 industrial units that were operating below their capacity . we reached above their past conditions, which itself led to this it is possible that we actually, as a unit that does not stop overnight and in an instant, this unit is usually of high capacity. it starts to be pushed to low capacities and in a place where it can no longer continue its activities, there is a place where it stops and we can say that all our industrial units are located in different industrial towns within reach of you and your colleagues because to prevent them from being closed or partially activated, yes, we are the same, the reality is that with this phenomenon, we must approach it from several aspects in order to be able to solve this problem. in order to prevent another unit from stopping because when the unit is stopped, the cost of starting it becomes a bit more difficult and the cost of star

united healthcare ignored that advice. second, it appears hackers roam through change healthcare systems for a week without being detected. their essential network cyber security monitoring features that might've picked up and flagged unusual user activity. that apparently did not happen here. third, whatever user credentials dhec had access to it appeared to allow them to roam across the entire change healthcare system unimpeded. and fourth in dhec were able to deploy at reservoir attack within the change healthcare network suggesting a lack of adequate controlled user permission that could have prevented software from holding their system valuable health data ransom. and fifth, there appears to be a lack of continuity the testimony states rebuilding your network it is unclear why there is not a reliable backup or continuity plan in place that need for network reconstruction dramatically reduce the amount of time for transaction to begin moving again. at each of these points failed whether it's too properly invest in cybe

so you know, most of the threat to, to the united states. so now i'm a little spending school that we shift from defense spending as well. sure more than all the other companies, they put together slightly. countries in the worlds that are on the social aspect of the number on the board agenda. troops less on the defense than the united states alone. and why d bluecross and his annual bus? so good on. you'd say spending so huge amounts of money. yeah. just has to maintain the military base is around the world in a 9 piece of infinity. washington. how we're able to, and you really should, you have got a loan in such a state of the weapons as they haven't. god consented in our units financing a new set of kids because we concentrate this thing in all my natural and administrative resources. i've spent a lot of dressing, the mostly you've checked as one of the united states actually have to spend a lot pleasant pursuit on maintaining that network of military base sort of what is going to do. so the spending is immense interest in the terms you

and why should the united states call to take public china as well participation in the peace summit, is this the hope that they will be listened to, or is it just such a propaganda story? well, in fact , it has already passed, the thing is already about dragging. diplomatic, because the role of china is clear to everyone, it seems to me that neither the united states nor the west have any expectations that china will move to the side of the west or support, for example, in the form in which we would like ukraine , but all the same, this is a diplomatic reluctance of china's presence, especially with considering how russia does not want this presence, it is, it is, and this is an attempt to exert such pressure, possibly even from the outside. of the united states and the desire to show us, as for european partners, what china is like, this rapprochement between china and russia, which is already almost final, because in fact the united states of america has to push european partners to make certain decisions, and for example , the big seven, it finally has to consider, let's say, the

to unit polarity in large part because of demographic reasons. because you understand the 2 principal building blocks of military power or wealth and demography, you have to be rich and you have to have lots of people in china and russia. we're in a very precarious situation over the long term because they have declining populations . next time i want to thank you for your time. thank you so much for doing this and i'm from with your insights. you my pleasure. thanks for having me on the show. i enjoyed it. all right, everyone, that is our show. a product will be back in the a load of different stories, the direction which is a selection of the best news from across the network and the israel's war on gossip becoming a forever and across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the more let me think about the time the what do they care about the about what do come o

he was not a citizen of the united states. he was not in the united states when this felony is what they say was who his credit. he did not steal the information assigned his homeland australia, expects him to return there after the final us hearing. and that's of the serious concerns that his health was due to a rating in the k prison. the police use water cannon and tear gas to stamp out the mazda demonstration in kenya as the public speak south against the government, raising taxes to pay off debt to the us base. i am at the party of watching our team to national, reaching you from the russian and capital of michael quarter with the latest. now this is the latest photo of julia and assign, just skis en route to finalize, a plea bugging to secure his freedom of the founder of the media organization which it leaks has been released from the british prison. and i slowed out the 3 after a lengthy legal battle. now sanchez agreed to plead guilty to a single criminal, a charge in the us to end his bundle against expedition. accor

this china is russia and there's the united states. and let me push back on that just a little bit because the us still remains the largest economy in the world, according to g, d, p, and g d, p per capita in 2023. and in 2024. the u. s. was still ranked as the most powerful military in the world, with the world's largest defense budget, in excess of oblique $750000000000.00. there we have military base and in well over 70 countries. right now, can i have a partners really threaten unipolar strength of the united states? well, i went out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a peer competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united

in july 1945, the first meetings of the organization took place in the united states of america; greatl provide support to the ukrainian organization. states of america in the fight against nazism, against hitler's germany, and here already... the allies are preparing such a stab in the back, and in these actions is participating, well, the former commander of the allied expeditionary force in europe, and the future, he is also the future president of the united states of america . in august 1945, the americans dropped two atomic bombs destroyed japan, destroyed the cities of jeroshima and... gosaki about the creation of super weapons in the usa, soviet intelligence reported to joseph stalin 4 years before this terrible tragedy and proposed a plan on how to get all the materials of american developments, already in the spring of 1942 , soviet nuclear scientists began to create an atomic bomb. in march 1946, former british prime minister winston churchill declared an anglo-saxon cold war on the soviet union at fulton college. from stetin on the baltic. central and eastern europe. warsaw

the united states has a bit of a demographic problem itself. but we have one great advantage that they don't have . and that is that we're an immigrant culture. so we can import all sorts of people to redressed the demographic problems that we have. and i think an argument could be made that you know 50 years from now as the united states may be back to you in a polarity, in large part because of demographic reasons. because you understand the 2 principal building blocks of military power or wealth and demography. you have to be rich and you have to have lots of people in china and russia are in a very precarious situation over the long term because they have declining populations. john, this time i wanna thank you for your time. thank you so much for joining us. on our part with your insights, you my pleasure. thanks for having me on the show. i enjoyed it. all right, everyone, that is our show. a product will be back in the israel's war on gossip be coming in forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being m

if the upcountry countries or them are united. i think if they are united or even if they defend palestine correctly morally as a wooden, even deer do, it's just like cleansing. and it's janice hyde clearly on the front of the cameras and front in every body around the war. without even casting vehicles, children, women, they destroyed completely resent the area. then the majority that to, as we mentioned from civilians not fighters, is there it is feeling free to do whatever they want to use. all the power, all the web and they have to kill palestinians and turn them to pieces. i think if, if the airport, if the countries want this war to and i think they have the power and they have the influence to force as are able to stop it's war. and it's gina type against the guns, but in the state are taking care of palestinians who are dying in their homes under their roof and getting bombed, while they are safe and sleeping in their homes and their places. instead of taking care of all these palestinians, they but more of importance to

and i even say it, but of course of the united states of the united states. now, i think the united states position has evolved, not enough, much more needs to be done, but the only way to bring the united states to where we would like as arabs and as international committee is to continue to put pressure on the united states to evolve in that direction, i don't think the united states ultimately no matter what the relationship between israel and the united states that, that, that got israel is almost a domestic issue in the united states. i don't think is united states ultimately would like to be left alone in the world. that's an interesting point. the growth of clearly of russia and the united states. i don't on speaking terms, as you mentioned, but the you just said that the rest of the world, they are paul's needs to put pressure on the united states. do things in the united states is actually amenable to any kind of pressure of saw what kind of pressure may change the american possession? well, let me put it this way. going back to 1973. the arab countr

the united kingdom, before they left the states.low flying, was emphasized designed to prevent early detection by the enemy. aircrew was had to fly through a corridor of flak pinpointed by searchlights. every aspect of operations in the united kingdom flying control, ac rescue supplied british navigation, whether all phases of theater training were covered bedepartedand. 7gthe maneuvers ended with glids landing in small fieldsal landis in france. live loads or in the gliders gliders. airborne troops■ continue their specialized tactics. glider pilots are trained to stay in action them until evacuated. meanwhile, in england, supreme headquarters wplanning changed g phase. the airborne planning committee headed by the air commander in chief of the allied expeditionary air force, was of representatives from all the services in the airborne operation, navy ground and air, as well as the troop carrier command and the airborne division's concern. british ground crews helped assemble their own horses, gliders before turning them over to tro

i am happy with, a united health care and my husband is happy with united health care, and i implore you to not go with blue shield, blue cross, you should check the open forum, that was in the chronicle about this man that kept getting everything denied and he, you know, had stage four cancer. it's pretty disgusting. that's all i have to say. thank you. thank you. caller placing you back on mute. we have 35 callers in the queue. i'll give five more seconds for anyone who may want to raise their hand by pressing star three. we have one caller who's joined the queue. i'll unmute the next caller. caller, your time has begun. your time is begun. hello? hello my name is carol fregly and i am calling you as a member of the retirees group from city college of san francisco. i find this entire process to be very flawed. why would you not put this up to us as a vote and allow us the option of being able to add to our monthly payments so that we can keep what we have? thank you, thank you caller i'll place you on mute for any of those callers in the queue. we have 35 callers. you can press st

and we are conducting unit inspections on a regular basis into the units.fact, even after we've done the vacant unit unit inspection, monitoring, we've gone back in because we're now doing our monitoring and following up of smoke detectors to make sure all of the smoke detectors in all of the units that may or may not have been breached are also tested and ensure that they're working both occupied and non occupied doors. so we continued that effort diligently to ensure that that work is done. we also continue the prospect of the process of annual unit inspections for occupied doors. and if there's, issues behind the door that might be, housekeeping or a concern with ingress or egress, or if, somebody moved a bed in front of a window, that might be a violation or for their safety, etc, where we document those things and have conversations with the household as well as we elevate those with our partners on our weekly meetings, through most cities, community based organization involvement, as we've already talked about, the housing brought up the fact that we

general headquarters of the united nations in the field.eneral c marshall, chief of the general staff. secretary of war. henry stimson. daily make decisions affecting millions of soldiers on land and in the air athe their huge armys going into action. the great united states war machine is set into instant motion as a result of careful planning behind the walls of important building. along washington's mall. a surges constantly from one great military headquarters to another. the navy department, frank knox, secretary and the commander chief of the united states fleet, admiral ernest joseph king. when our heroic marines have retaken wake island. or when the navy's big guns roar again, this will be the brain theater behind. our navy's power hard, working hard place. administrator leon henderson. a patriotic example. do citizens. make noation is a measure. american people that their will stay put. able u.s. commissioner of education. dr. j.w. studebaker speak. i want to report about another great american army enrolling one in every four amer

the united. japanese that attacked pearl harbor, hawaii president roosevelt, as just announced that also was made on all naval and military activities. and the principal of oahu. december seven and 1941. a date which william in infamy united of america was suddenly and deliberately. naval and air forces of the empire of japan. i asked that the congress declare that since the and attack by japan on sunday, december seven, 1941, a state of war has existed between the united states and the japanese empire. the attack was part of a larger military plan to seize control, oil and other critical resources in the pacific rim. japan's goal was to destroy our ability to stand in their way. four days later, germany and italy who were allied with japan, declared war on the united states. roosevelt had believed for some time that germany pose the greatest threat to america's long term security. when hitler, mussolini set their war machines against united states, roosevelt's concerns were proven, justified, an

the united states will help ukraine do both. not send american troops to fight in ukraine, but we will provide all necessary weapons and ammunition. we will also provide are dedicated and will continue to train brave ukrainian soldiers at bases in europe and the united states. we will invest in the defense and industrial base of ukraine, as well as we will support economic recovery. in addition, biden said that the white house is preparing a victory plan for the congress of the united states of america, in accordance with the previously adopted law on aid to ukraine for 60 billion. dollars, mr. volodymyr, do these statements and this agreement mean that the united states of america is making it clear to putin that there will never be a russian victory over ukraine, because the americans, the british, the canadians have enough tools besides the military , economic instruments that...

states came from here in the 1980s miami was america's capital of cocaine for largest boston united states history, $1 worth of cocaine the de a launched operation swordfish indicting dozens in the drug trade but the cocaine kept on coming operation just called west explained out in the air and on the ground in 1989 goals of the united states had been combat drug trafficking. president george hw bush invaded panama got i got it. i got to take out. its leader drug trafficker manuel noriega i think it's a major victory against the drug lords but american demand was still going through the roof in the late 1990s. >> we are proud to stand with our friend and our neighbor president bill clinton launched plan colombia this is a war and the enemy is cocaine sending billions to that country's military to target its cocaine operations drug production gets slowed down down but then came back even bigger and the production decline in colombia lead to mexico's go cartels filling the vacuum we've seen this over and over again. if you destroy one laboratory, you destroy one field, you destroy one

[applause] united states mint director, miss bentris gibson. [applause] and from the military district of washington, our chaplain for today's event is chaplain will horton. [applause] at this time, please rise for the presentation of colors, the playing of the united states national anthem by the united states marine brass quintet, and the invocation by chaplain horton. >> hut, hut, h. >> colors halt. present arms. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> right. order, arms. hut. turn, march. >> hut, hut, hut. hut, hut, hut. >> would you join me in a word of prayer? mighty god, we thank you for the strength of the nation that we love and the military forces that over the years have comprehensively trained and built a proportional force to defend our nation in a time of war. a force that ethically and morally stands above all others. on this at -- 80th anniversary of d-day, we commemorate the combined efforts of the american military ranches in the allied forces who came together in the infamous hedgerows of norman

and also on the program dw, a companies of and lead to unit cost with defending ukraine's vote. a waste of to contend with mines drones. and click control to jump down to sufficient bills, just hours ahead of the euro. 2024 of the several disappointing tournaments costs germany hoping for us phones thought again the mayo, jody. welcome to the program. the u. s. and ukraine has signed a 10 your biological security agreement on the sidelines of the g 7 summit. it's ukranian president. below them is the landscapes of the fact would protect not just his country, but the world from russian aggression. g 7 leaders also back the multi $1000000.00 deal to use frozen russian assets to help ukraine spending is defensive and to pay for reconstruction. need is that the weld 7 involves democracies and the european union sorted out and emergency power shoot for ukraine or on day one of the g 7 liter summit in italy. they agreed to use the interest generated by rushes central bank funds that have been frozen in european banks to create to $50000000000.00 loan facility, full ukraine. but yeah,

the united states blocked that to move. so it doesn't misalignment between you in the united states on, on that you also voted recently for the recognition of the palestinian state. you've spent a lot of time with president bite and it's, it's all be well to say we'd be leaving the 2 state solution. but when you are sitting with him, or you're pushing strongly for an end to this calamity in the middle east, and so united states is seen as being central, it can stop this calamity with the same of honestly just perpetuating this calamity . did you say anything about that? the position of kinda is known that it is not for me to decide you are sitting within the room. it is not for me to decide the position of the united states of america. can we not tell your friends not to support a genocide and our position has been very clear when it comes to it to state solution. it is not the position that we acquired yesterday. it is a position that has been and continues to be kidding us. position it is, but the for the positions of oth

he represented the united states very well. but i remember working with him when he was to come visit us. and the r sylvia counterpart said, what do we show, the ambassador when he comes to the mercy of 2 fourths kids, where he had never been before. and i asked the ambassador staff, and the response was, show me, i would murder you, show me the people show me the soul. i want to learn about this. this is a, an approach taken by the passenger of the united states at the time when we were still adversaries. you know, you compare contrast that with michael mcfall, who was the ambassador of the united states, the russia under president obama. a man who doesn't care about russian history doesn't care about the russian soul only cares about how the united states could dominate and exploit the for an airy officer class. so that was proud to be a part of when the cold war ended was disbanded. and it hasn't been replaced with people with the same mindset. it's been replaced with diplomats and soldiers who are trained not to learn about

turkey, ukraine, united arab emirates. you might be in a cult. >> the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for five minutes. >> unanimous consent request. >> unanimous consent to submit for the record by a brief by the former attorney general, edwin meese, the question presented is whether private citizen jack smith lacks authority to represent the united states. may also ask unanimous consent to submit for the record an article titled "was it legal to appoint jack smith in the first place?" this is a heritage publication. >> no objection. >> i want to start by reading the appointment clause of the constitution. it states, the president shall nominate and by and with the consent of the senate shall appoint ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, judges of the supreme court and all other officers of the united states whose appointments are not otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by law. are u.s. attorneys nominated by the president and confirmed by the senate according to this appointments claus

and the united states. now saying the as of battalion, you might have to describe whether they are not seeing kline because you're banned from saying, though it's inclined if you're in brit. uh, what do you make of these announcement of being able to target russia directly of arming the as of battalion, as russian worship talks in nevada with hypersonic mishaps. next. first of all, by the loser of all of this is the ukranian people. perhaps $500000.00 deaths of ukrainians a to this point to the devastation of so much of ukraine i. this is largely at the behest of the united states because when an agreement between russia and ukraine was tentatively breached in ankara, in march 2022, based on one principle that will end this war, ukraine's neutrality. us swooped in boris johnson. swamp did said, don't take it. you don't win. well, this was a, a, a terrible, terrible advice for the piece of advice, but it was also a dreadful awful miscalculate. i'm sorry you would just pay for your 600000, go hundreds of thou

this is largely at the best of the united states. because when an agreement between russia and ukraine was tentatively breached in ankara, in march 2022, based on one principle that will end this war, ukraine's neutrality us swooped in, boys, johnson swooped in, said, don't take it your own way and well, this was a, a terrible, terrible advice for the a piece of advice, but it was also a dreadful awful miscalculation. i'm sorry you would just pay for your 600000, go hundreds of thousands killed because of us. several 100000 more debts in ukraine of ukrainians because of that decision without question. of course, it's a auto tragedy. ukraine is off and losing more than a 1000 people to were dead and wounded every day. right now on the battlefield. i rushes military superiority in the air and artillery is very clear. it's, it's the us that keeps pushing them to, to fight to the last few cranium. is that a dreadful ironic? good phrase. so puts it, but there's accuracy to it. it's the us now take arms can't fight and keep fighting, keep

together, because a united eurasia is being formed, which overlaps the united states in its resourcetegic myopia, pursuing exactly this policy, just here the day before. countries with sufficient territory, opportunity and motivation to offer a vision of the world that is different from that offered by the united states and a number of our allies, so we will continue to offer our vision of the world to continue to confront any of these countries when we see them doing something that goes against ours, well, that is, to paraphrase the classic joseph vasirionovich, both are worse, vladimir alekseevich, so they say that they will fight those who do not agree with the american vision of the world. how the world majority looks at it, this strategic myopia, as you very accurately said, is a lack of strategic thinking, the americans demonstrate a complete lack of strategic thinking and with their actions they unite eurasia even more, this applies to russia and china, this applies to many other countries of this largest eurasia, it’s surprising, but the americans apparently falling, so to sp

united states, the united states will have to answer for this.this is quite obvious, but there is and others, a different situation: completely, in general, for the last month mr. tsirsky tried again to carry out a counter-offensive, not much was said about this, but it was obvious that they were trying to carry out a counter-offensive. a lot of different equipment was supplied. they caught up with cannon fodder again, everything failed, they understand that the situation is again, which means it’s not in their favor, well, what to do, you need to contact us, and one more thing, remember, when there was a conversation with sergei kuzhietovich 15 months ago , and austin, it means, was talking about including about the drone that was lost then on the american side, here again we have problems with unmanned aircraft from the united... well, let’s get started, i don’t think that this will somehow change our position in relation to at least these drones , and in general, unmanned and not only unmanned aircraft, which swarm, as if swarming around our b

yes, not only guantanoma united.nd please remind us how many such torture facilities belarus has, especially those located in other countries. in 2014 , the us senate published a 500-page report on torture in secret cia prisons. the senate came to the conclusion that the brutality of the agents went far beyond what was permitted by law. it is noteworthy that the most meaningful part document, more than 6,700 pages remained classified, from a number of sadistic techniques, the applications of which were revealed. a 2014 us senate report showed that authorized, enhanced interrogation techniques often emboldened interrogators, giving them the impetus to commit even more brutal abuses against some detainees, amnesty international noted. once again, amnesty international is an international organization that calls for an understanding of us crimes against humanity, have you figured it out, where is it? here briona teilar's story. taylor, a nurse living in the city of louisville, kintuki, was shot and killed in march 2020

so one systems were sent to military units and a dumbass including military unit, $3057.00 based in mario, but more widely known as the unit made of soldiers from the as a battalion, according to the sale of the company involved that was being done with very close coordination with the us embassy that he was se department, the pen so gone ended the ukrainian government incredible considering that this was right after that he was banned the as of battalion. originally, the state department should pressure key to dissociate itself with this group and investigated whether any of our weapons or training have already been provided to them. they were concerned at one point that seems but now all of that is out of the window. and it's the general tendency that we've been observing that sort of whitewash and of nazi is of how else can you explain the countless examples of western officials praising former nazis and their modern followers. you can remember the standing ovation, so the nazi veteran in the canada, which became an international sensation as the prime minister pours johnston. welcome

k. highlighting the united stone from the international arena. the feeling young was and remains are staunch like minded support to ready to resolutely resist the desire of the collective west to prevent the formation of a multi point. a world order based on justice, mutual respect for sovereignty and consideration of each other's interests. how does a visit put in is highlighting the emergence of a new multi power in a world one which the west and in particular the united states seems to on the mind, failing a loss of power. now this is a russian presence, 1st trip to pyongyang in 24 years. this is usually significant. it's a very high profile delegation, foreign minister. so guys, that role has joined the trip, as has defense minister by the use of now this follows kim's visit to russia in 2023. he went on to invite, preaching, to visit the democratic people's republic of korea. now in his wide ranging all school polluted also as things north korea for support for the special ministry operation. and they also praised the dpr k for 5 sitting to

and the united states attempt to promote taiwan separatism. well, you making defenders do, does they do eventually? thanks for speaking to us. it's good to hear your thoughts on the situation to fix a gotcha professor at state university. thank you. thanks for having me. by moving to a stand for her now west several waves of anti government protest have swept across kenya, demanding the repeal of a tax and budget bill being pushed by the international monetary fund that also demanding the resignation of president william root. so he's about to take action that goes, riots is, is still owned and set 5 to parliament buildings in the capital on tuesday. while we're doing mobile and those who set fire to parliament are not our children. they are criminals. and we are going to look for them. they are not our children, we will find them. they can't escape because they can't destroy human beings. we will talk to our youth. we have the strength of our youth before but the keyless, the chorus, and those criminals. $2.00, we will also deal with them as